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New York Times - Crossword Answers | 2024 11 16
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Clue
Answer
GOOBER
DORK
PRESENT TIME
NOEL
SMALL STREAM
RILL
Does a job for a summer?
ADDS
Holy book, in one spelling
KORAN
Italian province on the Swiss border
COMO
Element between platino and mercurio
ORO
PLACE
SITE
REVEL NOISILY
ROISTER
A GREAT DEAL
MUCH
Phrase on ID tags
FAMOUSPOTATOES
Wordle score that elicits the message “Genius”
ONE
Pulse, e.g.
SEED
Goes green, maybe
FEELSILL
“___ Dragon” (1977 Disney film)
PETES
___ Lee, activist who led the movement to make Juneteenth a federal holiday
OPAL
Home to “a real pipperoo” of song
KALAMAZOO
Grinchy shout
BAH
Like participants in the rite of rumspringa
AMISH
College basketball powerhouse
HUSKIES
Flicks, as a butt
ASHES
Food that can be prepared quickly
SHORTORDER
Housemate, e.g.
COTENANT
Camping kits for preparing meals
COOKSETS
Host of “The Joy of Painting”
ROSS
Continually criticized
HAMMEREDAT
Enlists for, as an unwelcome task
ROPESINTO
Word on Saudi Arabia’s flag
ALLAH
SANDBAR
SHOAL
2002 movie with the tagline “Higher education just hit a new low”
SLACKERS
Subject of New York City’s first public statue of a woman (1915)
JOANOFARC
Valentino competitor, for short
YSL
Model Hadid who wore a spray-on dress at a 2022 Paris fashion show
BELLA
Buzzy promos
TEASERADS
Antepenultimate word in a noted Neil Armstrong quote
LEAP
Something to wear while watching the game
SAFARIHAT
“Mahalo nui ___” (words from a grateful Hawaiian)
LOA
Like three-balls
RED
Headquarters of Talofa Airways
APIASAMOA
NOT DELIBERATE
HASTY
OUTLAWS
BANS
YOUNG HADDOCK
SCROD
BIG DIPPER
LADLE
MIND
HEED
Like some asteroids
NEAREARTH
HURDLES FOR WOULD-BE DOCTORS
ORALS
CRUNCHED STUFF
DATA
Piece with a point
OPED
Woodstock artist
SCHULZ
SHAKE OFF
SHED
GOOD-FOR-NOTHING
USELESS
CORP. MONEY MANAGERS
CFOS
BEING, TO SARTRE
ETRE
BROWNISH GRAYS
TAUPES
Big bands
JAZZORCHESTRAS
About 91,500 are produced by a gal. of propane
BTUS
Angel hair topper?
HALO
Cold palate cleansers
SORBETS
REPRESENT
ACTAS
Ballerina who popularized “The Nutcracker”
TALLCHIEF
Leads down the aisle at a wedding, informally
USHES
Prime minister of Ireland
TAOISEACH
Poet whose line “The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom” is quoted in “Bull Durham”
BLAKE
All-Star point guard Young
TRAE
VEET RIVAL
NAIR
Is cautious
TAKESCARE